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PERsoNs ANp TRINGa.

Female students In colleges In the Uni-
tod stats are said 70 number la000.
p. 2. Bnnum says that during his life
- q Snowman he has received over $50
600 from the people.
w. l.. Greeley. q granddaughter OF
Horace Greeley. 10 the village bar Der and
fiddler At Spiing Greek Station, Pa.
A man In Darlington, VT, kissed 4
strange woman AZ the depot In place ef
his sister. and she made him pay SIC to
settle the case.
Ex-Republican candidate for ocvernor
John 3 Wise. OF Virginia. looks upon
General aranef. OF Norfolk. ae the COM
ing Republican leader In that state.
Buffalo Blll.- says the London News,
10 not wild Indian az all, but Ia hon,
w, n. Cody, a momher on the Unlied
States Parliament"
William Kisaane, according 20 4 private
dispatch received In New York from san
Francisco. has fed % Victoria. B. c., IN
orde- 70 be beyond the reach OF the law
In case the indictments held over him are
not dismissed.
The oaicial majority for Mayor-elecs
Roche. OF Chicago. Il found By the oficial
canvass to be 27.s59 and the total vote q
AT& hochts maj gritty Il f90D larger
than the Socialistic vote.
the ~ WMN OF outeA OF the SIOUX
Hoped with red headed JioBx:
The pair In Duhuquo
The husband e'eFtuQua.
And this mace . nice how-dioux yiOux-
dioux -Ex.
Anarchist Most who speaks e an az
perienced expert. declares that the prta-
ons In Europe are much more CONFER.
able than those In America. Loafars.
nssAasins and inoandiAr e. take notice.
90 where you win be ceated - you de-
serve.
Mrs. Mary SAvagA cf Greenwood,
Mass. hna . daughter. granddaughter,
great granddaughter aud greAssrraat-
granddaughter al residing IN Norway.
Ne. IL 10 an uRh oxen line OF females al
Ave genaraiiana. Their ages ere as fol
lows: First 81 eecond S. third - fourth
u. afth 5 months.
The only piees Of ground posses a By
TIE United States Of America elsewhere
than In America itself ls the little plcs OF
land oa which the American Legation Il
built IN the town Of Tangier. This was
given 70 the American naiion By the sal
AN Of Morocco. The Legations IN an
other countries stand on Rfoand ranted,
out not owned. BY the American 0ovesn,
nant
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rnE mAxwELL enAsr.


A Great Laaa swtnaIe AGsesans
Sheuaands % settlers.
CuTcAoo. April IA special froua
Wsshi1gtoa tonight says. Toe Max sell
grant has always been regarded aa the
most gigantic OF al swindies on this
continent. typical fraud on the GOV.
efnment, the TOP and crown Of iand
robbery, and 20 apeecA has eveF been
made IN eppoattiok 10 The fPaad and
cofruptian IN the West without hoidfne
tis enormoes proportions % az al tlies-
tration Of What wished men can 40 IN
the uay % land stealing. Az q bic
sutndle, the Maxwell grant hiss been 8
Etoverb, bat The SnpFeme Coart Of TIE
United States toaay decided that Il vns
uoa . Hvtndie; that II was an hoaRsf
grant, that the peFsons % whom u haa
descended are entitled 30 tha land. and
thai The sQaatteRe now occnRyine ID 20
the nnmbSE Of several thousand have
20 right there.
The decision vii er, ale q RrsAa see.
sAtion- II vii fall iske q thunder hoit
on TIE eittzsas o. Trinidad and 0 AZ
towns % ne grant. and will sarpFiae
uaoel people eeo are familiar Wflh tie
eaae. Tie tFaet % i.9lQ 0Co scres Gov
erWd By he Rrsnt eanpEi 90 q STRIP Of
eonntEy lyiBs 90 both sides Of the b0an
aAry line between Colorado and New
M'xtea. and u IL eonssdeFsd ths heas
ErsAlns land 10 thai cart Of TIE uason,
IL Aisq includes naAny vaiaAnle mlnes in
tbe hAtun meaEfainG. a. we'll as nil
Ices OF deliars worth o. improvements
plaesd there By TIE sQaatsers. Who neVsF
aad any ldss thai TIE grant Voald Be
ecntrwed.
5asa what vin Be doue nos ID u IN
3 sSiose - predict Aeoordirs 30 ths
4 sesSc % the highest tu1ietAl authsritv.
zoe gfaat eeioaRs - = syaaioAie OF
Y aleAgo niuioa sires and tos Of Au-
stefdam hateamAn. Wss usFe rstei
into tee o eeuae By frAnk sAeFwln.
Ioss were vsFy maeh dla1usssd wh~s
lhay dlseovsfsd ahAt they lad eoaRht. !
~ sitl Be eetass tsxned noe, fsr as. /
Noool . . aDaA v4saasf1c sf zee
prapsFty.
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rAxl,Iox ~ unEIAxe.


The British Government has always
oppressed Ireland wish taxasion. For
years u drew from ths Irish people enot.
nous tithes in suppeFt Of q church 10
the creed Of which The Irish did not
assent TIE lsad oncs groaned undsF
prodieious crops, but tAxaiioa upoa sx
ports rendered them Improbable. and,
In time. has oaased the peasAnary 10
laber al agriculture merely - . means
Of obtaining bare saficsensy for the
moaths Al home. TIE mAnafAesare az
linen vas 81 one period great and pow.
sFfui industry. bot tAxaaian asranRlaa
u, and u Il only in the North that q has
partially revived. To-day the British
0evsFnmeat collects about forty milllon
dollars In taxes every yvar. THIS Il
about fifteen millions more than Ire.
land shOald pay In properties T. her
meana She is taxed more than Kaelaud
or Sootlasd for impeSiAl sxpenses 10
proportion 10 POgulstion ana wealth
EnRland has erOwn richer and Is better
asls 10 pay taxes than Ireland. vAlsA
has grown PooTeEl yel tie Faie of taxa
aion foE TIE last thirty yeaFs hAs iHesess.
I'd PER bead In shs latter essnlry ana
largely diminished in ,hs former. IL
does sesm - II The Imperial Govern.
rect haa aluays adopsea thoss very a.
nanoial measures wAieA aenaea 10 krsp
alive diseOnaena ard render haFmony
between the TIVE SSantEiss inpoesiele.
There have bssn - many eppoEtanitiss
shrough which = armsE fsierasAsr
might have ben established eas Eng
land has nsvss tAhsa advantage q
lhsmi sn NE eoRtrary. sas has in~Araa /
BIZ chosen Tie sppOsits eaarss sRa a..
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TEE eRzGss RAILWAY q aAyE
GAxneM comPkEW.

Tbs IosR talked Of Lease o. The Oregon
Railway 4 Nsyiestion Company's lines
70 NE URf0p Pasihs hss Hnaily been
sousunms1sd. The sckens that uss
under eonsfdeFasion sons to o. fhFss
years ago uhsn the prsjsot vas erst
thSuRht Of was . ioist Isass 70 the
NorthsFn and Uaion Paeiaa he nfs.
msniioned road. bowsEsr. has rot taken
kindIy 70 lhs plan, and tie rssuis Il that
u gfil shsrtiy hare ~ asifvs sompsaitsE
fog the through Portland Business thai
vii not 10 ali probability vork IN bar
mony wish u. Maoh dissafisfsctisn has
been expressed il Portlsnd 81 ths vsy
IN uhish The Oregon Railway 3 Easi-
eAiion Oonpany tas BEEN Managed
Il hes been shaERed.and appsEsstly not
wifhout Feason. that President Saith
has given Zoo much Of his time to Wan
I rest and too little 10 the interests Of
the cities that are dependent on bis road
for transportation facilities. The fast
Of The Lease, thsref0ss, Il hailed With
much Satisfaction 10 Portland, asd he
feeling b that under the manaGnsns Of
ths UnioD PasiHs Company ths Oregon
Railway 8 Navigation Company's line
viii be opsFstsa IN . more satisfactory
manner. The Uniou PaciAo since u
paased out Of the hands Of the Wall
street. clique that came % near
wEeekinR u. ints the able and
conservative management Of NJ.
Charles Francis Adams, JE.. has made
marked progress in getting npon .
sound financial basiA The only thing
thst is now hampsFine Il 10 lts relations
70 The Government. and thsas dtfieul-
ties will doubtless be enthusiastically i'd
iusted 10 the near future. inasmnoh -
the management Of the road has svineed
. disposition 10 DO all In ifa power
towards paying 20 lts Government In
debsednsss. whsn some sush . meas
urs e. the FundinR bill, which came
nsaE passing a. The last session Of Con
Rreaa. becomes . Law and the manage
ment Of The road h free 10 Get
for its bsst interests We look
10 ssa the Unisn Pacific resume lie old
position among the atEosR and progress
Iive railway systsms Of the coantTy.
Ind even nov there IL no reason 70 |
ioubt bas that the road IN the new neld |
hat u aeqaires By The lease Of the |
}. B. and n, Will be managed upon
Itriotly business principles. This means
hat everything possible viii be done 10 |
,uild up the section that will be tribe
airy 10 the road. and 10 maintain the
supremacy that Portland nov has as |
he distributing point for q large |
Isotion Of country. One thing certainly |
Isems clear, and that IL that the new |
arrangement will compel the Northern |
Pacific 70 be on ia best behavior To- |
wards Portland, OF else lose q large and |
valuable part Of its business. This road |
viii And that il will have to do one Of 1
80 things, either 20 out Of business
md 20 on nursing Taooma. or else LED |
Tacoma take care Of itsslf and sttend
. business. We think that at no distant |
lay Il will adopt the latter course.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UHSCRUPULOUs PER.
~ Sons Rave repfeser ted to eur detri-
ment that We manufacture only Cheap
sos % Intentionally conveying the idea
that our soaps are OF poor quality, when
SUCH Is NoT THE CASE ThoERh In enc
sense OF the word our soaps are cheap. the
Purohaser is getting more soap af . sure
riOr quality than OF certain higher prfcr d
SOAPS. We mske all grades 81 IAun ~
and household soaps. and peciaIly reoana
mead our WESTERN QUEEN SAvON
IS suitable for all uses and alwavs giving
sat STA -tion. Because Of the thoToughness
with which this scAp cleansea DO not
think that IL Injuries the clotking We
guarantee satisfaction smoney re -unded n
etbe' wisel and that II win not huri the
bar de or inture the most delicate fEhric.
Do you VII b to build NJ your home In
duFtriesl II 90. you viii find us deserving
81 , our patronage. Insist upon the use OF
only this soas IN your household. Ash
your grocer for Il and take No ether than
TIE western Queen eawon. We ask you
~ favor due 70 your home indu tries 10
enc box Of this soap and give IL
. tho ough trial.
fel SEATTLE SOAP co.
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The Presbgtery Of LsaEsvflls Favesa
fhs Amendmens 81 the Cen
feAsfon e Eaish.


LouIsvnLE. April 17.-Ths Presley
terry Of Louisville has. By vote Of Is 3
7, expressed itself h faEof Of removing
the fourth session Of ehapaer XIV Of
ths 'sConfsasioa Of Faiih's regarding
the marriage Of widows OF widowera,
provided u received the approval Of
two thirds Of the PFeabyteFiss Of the
United sisiea. The section reads:
The man may not maFry any Of Bis
vifeis kindred nearer IN bloed than bis
own, nor the woman Of the husbands
kindred nearer In blood than Of her
own.n
The question has oone from the Gen.
etni Assembly, and mosa Of the three
days IN which the PEesbytery has been
IN session has been taken IN 10 the
discussion Of this sabiecs.
The discussion Of the gentlemen who
voiced principally the members OF the
PfesbyfeFy indicated thas they would
vote for the removal Of the ssetion on
the ground that Il did not slsaFly teach
shat vas ct forth in the Word Of God.
u vas also the Judgment Of the Presby
terry that any amendmens te favor alter
asioDs Of the Confession Of FAITH
should oFiginate in the Preabyteries,
and before coming Of force should meet
the approval Of two thirds Of the Pres
byteFies Of the United States.
The question was then called and the
molten thus amended vas carried BY Q
vote Of IS tot
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ATTENTION, LADIES.

GoAKTHING NEW AND ELK0ANr
- aelf sitting FrencA tail II Hy1tara FOR
catsisg Dressed CioAks etc. No cussirg
Gus the httie rtece IN hack b whieh 10
tom side eofy. - al cthar chart sysaen,s
60. hich has taken two yeATa hard ssndT-
ana = isr Ysur ccaveaseecs. - vel a.
mtnA HAVE also eleeve sysaaEn. Ies-
eoaa Eiven any dAy and a. al kouTG Rs~s-
ia taught TermG I'll fnrniEhea. a.
fseAse cal ard - me. = o. GOUCHFR
Aartea ~, eetueeC Seooad And TRlrd'
Seat'ie. VT. 1skas ~,
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NOTICE

A KcIAL MEKTTSG or THR
"A BcaEd 81 Fire ne!egasaa. 1919 W..
ksepart-asns, vi - hs2 a re Rs<5-s
tsesse - No.l q rueNdAysv nins- Srrli
= ~ 20 . n Al u Iaxa' - are :
sssfee % - on had psornpsir OAters
= ARGENT Ju4ees 81 EsAr1sNr ~ Cykisf ~
~ l,epAftzoea1 Monday. Mar Al fSsr
JOIN +. kiANkA II prsslsSSs
Mao - sSYpsa sexssaIy. sgsssa
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Dc meHEr.

TIE Cincinnati Bsqssrsy shows that
the earnings Of The Amsrisan Bel Tsls-
phone Company last yeas we're ss,0oo.-
20 uhils ne sxpsnsss we're only ss0o,-
ooe-a pfont Of 100 per cent. THIS 10
better ihan dealing 10 Seattle rsaI %.
&aaa
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Eow A RREACnMAH MAKEs - A
DAK.
| From tAs Ne York sm.l

From the Nssv York sEn.l
One Of the greatest magnets for drau-
ing the nve cent pieces from the pockets
OF the gallible IL the cage of trained
builnnches owned BY little Ffenehman
90 the B0wery, who Fakes 10 the coin az
the birds perform. A little siQn on the
cage reads as follows:
- -. -sss.s..ss- .s.s............
The innocent birds for five cents:
viii select from the boz an envelope:
containing your fortune.
Five cents is passed to the man, A. =
word from him the bird hops into the
esRe, piaks up an envelope containing 9
few lines OF neneense, flies to its perch,
and holds u until the buyer takes il
from his bill.
Ny birds earn me az average of a.
per day." says the Frenchman.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEATTLE ASp Wrsr CoAsT RI. CO.
OFFtcG 90 fkESInKNf.
Static, April 70 lSG.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RK.
- ceixed - this offsce until II m Tkurs-
4 y, May sth, isSs. for elaarsng. z ubhir Z
grading h14gSn9. calverts. drains an
rtnrAppang On ne erst yet On a. the Above
oonlanye rAti~Ay. icing iron a Jna ton
vita ths 3 sac Lake shore and Raster1
Railway CsDpaay's line % Ihe town Al
nchoDlak- II al shr II - nlies
Ihe onUpADy reaarrsS Tie right % -
Ices GAy o. Al hsdA
For furthsE tnfornnation and far ulans
and srea1eas ca auply 70
II. CRAWFORD, in
Pfssiaeat :, ard ". Q. ny.
p4eA sAfa lsposs, Rssaing. kpsrta
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nsoensarsIy vidsnsd Sc brsseA wAieh.
u void ssen. b nj dssiinsd y "
sisssd IL lhis esurrzfisu-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


nNk LIGHT BAY MARE. WITH
~ white hind feet and white sfrina -,
me noea came 10 the City Livery Sfahie-
% the I'd tnat. ewner can have he Ean,e
~ proving properly And paying expeneeS.
h p. ALAN.
Ap1h ~ Mhnh.gRF fsffw &C. ~.
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LOST.

A NICKEL WATCH. WITH GOLD
n chain attached, between Harrfngeoa
& smiths wharf and the corner o. second
and SeaecA ssr~ets. FiRaer win please
leave Al this ofice. AIS
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NOT1CE

A IL PERSONS HOLDING UNSET.
~ tied claims against he seattie Rna
AMI Gun Club viii please present them 10
ne =, once, that they may ~ audited Ard
settlsd ~ an early day.
aEGN W A. HARDY. Treasursr-
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Pt.ces tsit Oar sfaFe Is srosdea. We
sdveftiss saly ueaa - have ~ toek
O1s esofg esss 81 s.. hsss for tia wssk
aFA 1exL4s a SIxaExNAN,
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SUNSET
Telephone telegraph Company

EsTIMATEa FURNISHED FOR
"a Electrical work. Wire. Bells. Bate
Res and Electrical material Of all Kinds
for sale. myl
M RS. PEIS or. LATE OF SAN FRAN.
NA cisco. respectfully informs the Ia ties
OF Seville and vi unity that she has re-
sumed her b siness OF dress and cloak
Mems Cnristian Association building.
whore she 10 prepared 10 make walking.
riding. ball. wedding or mournin snits.
In all the latest styles. Having had thir-
~ five years' experience In the business
she feels confident OF Civ ng entire satis-
faction. both in style. fit and finish
Prices very moderate Gu ting and Citing.
81. / shall also keep ladies' house dresses
ready-Ta~e ALWAYS on hand apI0 I'm
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THE cAxIDIAH PACIFIC.
Few &c win Compete for overland
Freight.

Freight.
CHICAGO, April 22.-The Chicago
Times, this morning. reiteFates the state
ment made by prominent importer
sone days ago. 10 the eject that II the
IateF-State Commerce Commission re.
fuses to suspend the long ana shsrt haul
clause Tor tFanscontinsatal lines, the
Canadian Pacific will pat on Q steam
boat Hoe between Chicago and Port
Arthur for the purpose of competing for
all CLASSES Of Paciac Coast freiohts.
Their tariffs will be from 20 20 so per
o. NJ lower thin the American roads.
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A PURSE CONTAINING sol IN CoTN
- sad tai recep 81 Geo Arnold- Find.
- VII - rewarded By leaving a. tbs
otnce arSa
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WHY HE LAUGHS.

WY BECAUSE HK WHO LAUGHS LAST LAUGHS Rest coNsE-
Sany DEA
nedes
puoehad
tneusise This - = = - =
okLf COMPLETE cYcl0PEDi PUBLISHED SINCE 1884
Comprising he whsle
noera eyconedia
S nsess Kane s1d Taylor ande. sl
~ G s breathe again the soft air Of Italy san gnd1a
The min ehof
Lat
all
wS sod only By aad on The following
LIBRARY LEAHER paae
olR-& - -
EiTs-foR CASH
in
% Paa ff u monthly astaimen the price
wish J.
calls while in the = - - - - = - ar 80
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M d. 81. 10.

TIE sKATTLR woMESs CHRrs-
! fiAa TsmpsFsnce Uninn msess erery
Friday. - 10 D n /, In the First Method-
e kpiscopai Ck1rch. Secoad stross. An
cAristiac ~omen earnestly invltaa %
sFseH6 Sac
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PIANO TUNING,

DROP. A. Il FRANCIS. or PORT.
and win BE- n Seattle abl u re ssh
Of u 10 month, n ady 20 tune piMF %. Any
one having Instruments 70 b. tUnNd VIII
pc Sc leave orders ~ LcwmAn 4 Han
ord e apIt q
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Fine lot, 7-room house and stable, Klev.
enth and Jackson streets. $500.
Lot 5 b IS Terry's LIST, house and I'm.
provements
$50.
The Ibest lots In b 81 Moss a. $50 each.
Cleared lots In Bigelow's I'D. SIS an6 ea5
81 90 Maynard's ] AXE Washlpgt0a. SIS.
lots ard 8. bl % Terry's -. $500.
Cleared lots. bi 4 LAWYERS. $s2s
ots and 6 bl q Yesler's let, e52S.
Mouse and let On Sixth street $50
Furnished restaurants. e2R5 and &1a0a
City hotel SlOoO etearn IanndrY. a
loon apd Lodging house. Vacant govern
nest claims, DaFt bettom land 80 In
, owed ranches. $50 20 5000
Mortgsgs on solid property. 500 to
sl0 90. City and county ssriu.
New sna srco8d-hard safes
Nsrnssr compass and surveying
Complete boarding and Iodssrx hons.
II rooms. On Columbia street, H52s.
WANTED.
To loan 3sr0 and 5000 on GOOD serurtsv
Houses - rent. Money Ter Investment
Women and girls ~ sls TO 80.
FOR RENT.
3improvsd farms on shares
fTuit and vegetable garden. near fourr
farms On Lake Washingtor. orchara
hay, etc. no cash rent.
Houses and rooms. Furnishes anS urf,,-.
aieh ed GEO. w. CRANE
Wash Ter EnplDyment B,Irean. naay
sor- Commercial and Washington strNefa.
s-AlLle. mis-
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Observation-Disclosures
House for Rent.
FOR RENT.

FuTnIshed residence on
Eighth street. on car line.
EDWD BROWNING q co.
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FOR SALE.

A MOST PKRFECr BILLIARD IA.
a BILE with combinations { By s fest.
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VOCAL ACADEMY.

DRoF. MAX KRINGEL WILL OPEN
men on Monday, May I'd. Terms S2 per
month Pupils for private lessons may
join free Of charge. For particulars In
quire at muEical department. Lowman &
banford's stationery store, corner Front
and Cherry streets. apps
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UTANTED-A WOMAN OF sENsR.
w energy and respectability fer our
business IN her locality middle aged pre-
ferred- ealar1 eso per month. Perma-
=. J. JOHNSON, Manager. Is barclay
street, New York. apzI
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NOTICE.

AN ELECTION FOR CHIEF OF THE
n Fire Department will be held at the
Engine House Of Fire Company Ne. I, on
G llumbia street. on Monday. May 2. 1887.
The polls VIII be open from eleven I'D
O'Clock q. m. until sir (6l O'Clock D. N. Of
that day. JOHN x. KINNEAR,
President Boasd Fire Delegates.
NICHOLAS 8. SNYDER Secretary ape3sd
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Rooms to Let.

Two FURNIsHED ROOMS CORNER
4 Second and Union streets. Inquire
On premfsea ap7l &
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-26

FOR SALE.

TTTY PROPERTY AND FARMING
" lands. Improved and unimprovea.
New Steamboat Edsth T., with good
paying route established. between Laurel
shade and Houghfon. on Lake Washing
ton. leaving BeuGhton every day at am.
at q m and o. m. Inquire Of
apl7 In W. w. EASTER, Master.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-26

To loan 3sc0 and 5000 on good aecurfty.
Houses n rent. Money ter Investment
Women and girls ~ SIS 70 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-26
Restaurant for Sale.

n0ING GOOD BUSINESS - MUST
II sell On account Of sickness. Address
Z. y. Fosf-lNTELLIg<NcER oesca. ap1I O.